How do others transport their Coker ? I don’t want to put it on a bike rack on the back of the car exposed to the elements. I know unicycle.com has a ballistic nylon bag for the 24" unicycle. Does anyone know who makes these bags, and if they’d consider a production run of larger bags to fit the 36" wheel ?
When I went car shopping I broght my Coker with me. I told them that I needed a smallish car that the Coker would fit in easily. The Coker quickly narrowed down the available cars for me. A sedan was out, as was the smaller hatchbacks like the VW Golf. I ended up with a Subaru Impreza wagon. When I went to pick up the car I rode the Coker to the dealership and drove off with the Coker in the back.
> > *How do others transport their Coker ? I don’t want to put it on a
> > bike rack on the back of the car exposed to the elements. I know
> > unicycle.com has a ballistic nylon bag for the 24" unicycle. Does
> > anyone know who makes these bags, and if they’d consider a production
> > run of larger bags to fit the 36" wheel ?
> >
> > Mike *
>
> Buy a car that the Coker fits in.
Exactly.
>
> When I went car shopping I brought my Coker with me. I told them that I
> needed a smallish car that the Coker would fit in easily. The Coker
> quickly narrowed down the available cars for me. A sedan was out, as
> was the smaller hatchbacks like the VW Golf. I ended up with a Subaru
> Impreza wagon. When I went to pick up the car I rode the Coker to the
> dealership and drove off with the Coker in the back.
Honda Odyssey holds six Cokers and six unicyclists <sarcasm> in perfect
comfort </sarcasm>.
>
> There should be a category in the unicycle fanatic test
> <http://www.unicycle.uk.com/uni-fanatic.asp> that asks if you bought a
> car specifically to fit your unicycles.
>
> The ballistic nylon bag is made by Roach. You’d have to contact
> unicycle.com to find out if they can get Roach to make a Coker sized
> bag.
Roach is so cool you could contact them directly and ask. Or both.
Honda Civic Hatchback holds a Coker plus a couple and tools if you put down the back seats. Nice reliable, inexpensive car. Three or four freestyles and three passengers works well too.
Thanks for the automotive (& Burley) tips, but “Cars that will carry a Coker” will have to be a different thread. I already know I can get my 24" Miyata, Schwinn Giraffe, 7-foot Tom Miller giraffe & 45" Tom Miller big wheel on the back of a car with a Rhode Gear 2-bike rack. I’m looking for a way to protect the deluxe Coker from the rain, etc. in hopes of taking it on longer business trips.
I sent an email to Roach about possibly making a bag for the 36" wheel similar to the 24" bag they already make.